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i have three Centos server i want to schedule autobackup some directories to my FTP server ,FTP is already installed in all servers,
i want to use crontab for schedule the backup but the SH files is not working ,i did the bellow configuration at ssh files



#!/bin/sh
ERNAME="user name of my ftp server"
PASSWORD="password of my ftp server"
SERVER="IP of my ftp server "

# local directory to pickup *.tar.gz file
FILE="/usr/log"

# remote server directory to upload backup
BACKUPDIR="/usr/backup"

# login to remote server
ftp -n -i $SERVER <<EOF
user $USERNAME $PASSWORD
cd $BACKUPDIR
mput $FILE/*.tar.gz
quit
EOF


but this configuration is not working.










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  • Can you clarify what is not working

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 15 at 13:21











  • When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 4:52











  • What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 5:29













  • When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 6:55











  • did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 6:58
















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i have three Centos server i want to schedule autobackup some directories to my FTP server ,FTP is already installed in all servers,
i want to use crontab for schedule the backup but the SH files is not working ,i did the bellow configuration at ssh files



#!/bin/sh
ERNAME="user name of my ftp server"
PASSWORD="password of my ftp server"
SERVER="IP of my ftp server "

# local directory to pickup *.tar.gz file
FILE="/usr/log"

# remote server directory to upload backup
BACKUPDIR="/usr/backup"

# login to remote server
ftp -n -i $SERVER <<EOF
user $USERNAME $PASSWORD
cd $BACKUPDIR
mput $FILE/*.tar.gz
quit
EOF


but this configuration is not working.










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  • Can you clarify what is not working

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 15 at 13:21











  • When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 4:52











  • What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 5:29













  • When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 6:55











  • did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 6:58














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i have three Centos server i want to schedule autobackup some directories to my FTP server ,FTP is already installed in all servers,
i want to use crontab for schedule the backup but the SH files is not working ,i did the bellow configuration at ssh files



#!/bin/sh
ERNAME="user name of my ftp server"
PASSWORD="password of my ftp server"
SERVER="IP of my ftp server "

# local directory to pickup *.tar.gz file
FILE="/usr/log"

# remote server directory to upload backup
BACKUPDIR="/usr/backup"

# login to remote server
ftp -n -i $SERVER <<EOF
user $USERNAME $PASSWORD
cd $BACKUPDIR
mput $FILE/*.tar.gz
quit
EOF


but this configuration is not working.










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i have three Centos server i want to schedule autobackup some directories to my FTP server ,FTP is already installed in all servers,
i want to use crontab for schedule the backup but the SH files is not working ,i did the bellow configuration at ssh files



#!/bin/sh
ERNAME="user name of my ftp server"
PASSWORD="password of my ftp server"
SERVER="IP of my ftp server "

# local directory to pickup *.tar.gz file
FILE="/usr/log"

# remote server directory to upload backup
BACKUPDIR="/usr/backup"

# login to remote server
ftp -n -i $SERVER <<EOF
user $USERNAME $PASSWORD
cd $BACKUPDIR
mput $FILE/*.tar.gz
quit
EOF


but this configuration is not working.







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  • Can you clarify what is not working

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 15 at 13:21











  • When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 4:52











  • What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 5:29













  • When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 6:55











  • did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 6:58



















  • Can you clarify what is not working

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 15 at 13:21











  • When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 4:52











  • What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 5:29













  • When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

    – Sayed mustafa
    Jan 16 at 6:55











  • did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Jan 16 at 6:58

















Can you clarify what is not working

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 15 at 13:21





Can you clarify what is not working

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 15 at 13:21













When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

– Sayed mustafa
Jan 16 at 4:52





When i Run this SH file ,it is not backup my directories which i mentioned for backup

– Sayed mustafa
Jan 16 at 4:52













What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 16 at 5:29







What happen if you execute commands one by one. I see you set variable ERNAME, not USERNAME

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 16 at 5:29















When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

– Sayed mustafa
Jan 16 at 6:55





When i execute nothing is happen it not show any error ,but files is also not backuped

– Sayed mustafa
Jan 16 at 6:55













did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 16 at 6:58





did you exec commands by hand? ON the same way they are in script, with variables and so on? Did you login successfully in to the server?

– Romeo Ninov
Jan 16 at 6:58










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